Iconic Queensland businesses and celebrated leaders recognised for their contribution to the state’s development and economy since separation.

Subscribe and listen to our Dangerous Women podcast revealing how five Queensland women have influenced history during their lifetime with determination and strength of character.  

Browse the sets of State Library of Queensland images and contribute your stories to the contemporary experiences we showcase. 

Freedom takes many forms. Explore what it meant in Queensland, concentrating on people’s lives after the end of the Second World War.

Connect to the blog stories and research articles highlighting more about Queensland’s interesting past and documented history. 

Explore home movies created by amateur film makers keen to document their family’s experiences and events as they happened in decades past. 

The Frank and Eunice Corley collection of 61,000 digitised house images records the social history of Queensland streets, suburbs and towns during the 70s.

Explore some of the unique artists’ book collection from the State Library of Queensland exhibited on Google Arts and Culture. 

We invite you to listen to the Fellows talking about their research projects, uncovering more about Queensland history.  

Browse the unique collection of coloured pages featured in the weekly supplement by year, subject or artist.

Discover more about Queensland through the images shared on Flickr Commons, the curated sets bringing the past into focus.

Explore early real estate maps featuring suburban expansion and settlement in S-E Queensland.